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Movies 05.10.2009

Pandorum review

Rupert de Paula

Dennis Quaid plus science fiction equals Pandorum, a better night out at the movies than you may have heard...

Disc Reviews 10.09.2009

Outlander DVD review

Rupert de Paula

With aliens, space-dragons and fair maidens, could Outlander be Hollywood's first decent Viking outing..?

Movies 07.09.2009

Adventureland review

Rupert de Paula

A great movie, that deftly handles the angst of late adolescence/early adulthood transition, without ever becoming overly saccharine or preachy

Greg Mottola's Superbad follow-up finally arrives in the UK - but Adventureland is something a little bit different...

Movies 01.09.2009

District 9 review

Rupert de Paula

District 9 is the most audacious sci-fi action film since The Matrix...

A sci-fi movie with great visual effects AND a brain: did someone in Hollywood miss a meeting...?

Movies 31.08.2009

Frozen In Fear. Oh dear oh dear oh dear.

Mystery DVD Club No.14: Frozen In Fear

Rupert de Paula

Parcel for me! What could it be...? [unwrap, unwrap]...DOH!

Movies 16.08.2009

Top 10 potential sci-fi franchises Hollywood ignored

Martin Anderson [ed.], Rupert De Paula, Shaun C. Green, Ron Hogan, Ryan Lambie, Bob Rickard

Here are some of the sci-fi movies that could be busting your block if we ever get tired of all the damned remakes…

Movies 14.08.2009

Mystery DVD Club No 8: Retroactive

Rupert de Paula

A couple of spoilers, as our Mystery DVD Club actually turns up a film worth watching, as Timecop meets The Hitcher in Retroactive...

Movies 27.07.2009

Antichrist review

Rupert de Paula

Rupert reviews Lars von Trier's controversial Antichrist. So is it masterpiece or grot-shocker?

Movies 23.07.2009

The Taking Of Pelham 123 review

Rupert de Paula

A gritty 70s hostage thriller takes the subway into the digital age - but how has Pelham 123 fared under Tony Scott?

Movies 20.07.2009

Moon review

Rupert de Paula

If you hark back to the days when science fiction was an important genre, and not an excuse for giant robots/spaceships to blow the shit out of each other in increasingly ludicrous ways, then Moon is a film to be treasured.

Could Moon be the science fiction film of the year? Rupert argues it could even be much more than that...

Movies 17.07.2009

Land Of The Lost review

Rupert de Paula

The Will Ferrell-starring remake of the 1970s TV series Land Of The Lost finally arrives in UK cinemas. Sadly, it's all a bit of a mess...

Movies 13.07.2009

Helena Bonham Carter as Bellatrix Lestrange

Top 10 Harry Potter supporting characters

Rupert de Paula

The doors to Hogwarts re-open for Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince. But who are the best supporting characters of the franchise, we wonder?

Movies 08.07.2009

Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince review

Rupert de Paula

Half-Blood Prince aces it where it matters, and even the most die-hard of Potter purists will be happy with the end result

It's a triumphant return to Hogwarts, as Harry Potter 6 emerges as one of the best blockbusters of the summer...

Disc Reviews 10.06.2009

Thirst DVD review

Rupert de Paula

An Aussie vampire movie from the end of the 70s, does creature feature Thirst manage to deliver?

Disc Reviews 01.06.2009

Deadgirl DVD Review

Rupert de Paula

Sex and death have arguably never been so closely united as in this controversial zombie offering…

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